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"... 362 ._""- ---'-- - - Union Oil Company 6.25 N. R. Gaylord 11.40 _4 Unger Paint Store . .40 Eugene Public Library 903.33 C. P. Tillman Co. 2.33 Mayor Elisha Large 50.00 Scobert ~ldg. Material Co. 18.00 Lloyd Denslow-Treasurer 41.66 I .t2 Eugene Mill & Elevator Co. 10.13 A. E~ Hulegaard, Treasurer 34.00 :C}; Carson Saw Shop 1.00 Elliott's Implement & Seed "Store 1;6? . .... It- i'..:~ Eugene Fruit Growers Assn. 1.00 Clark Battery & Electric Co. 42:64 . Williams Bakery 2.95 Cressey's ?65 Ira O. Williams ?6;30 R. A. Babb Hardware Co. 43.24 Eugene Insurance Agency ?50 C. E. Staley 5.00 Jack Junne 90~00 Office Machinery and Supply Co. 9.50 Preston and Hales 3.60 Eugene Laundry 10.-08 . Midgley Planing Mill Co. 2.85 Eugene Register Guard 16."80 . I Eugene Water Board 6.00 Twin 'Oaks Bldrs Supply Co. 26.?5 E. D. Furrer, M. D. 45.90 Sigloh-Sawyer Co. 11.15 Eugene Water Board 183?48 Pacific Tel and Tel Co. 2?50 Sparky's Garbage Service 1.00 A. E. HUlegaard, Treasurer 151.36 Packer Scott Company 2.15 Simmons Kendall Company 39.54 Eugene Water Board 13.31 Carlson, Hatton and Hay, Inc. 30 ~15 ' St. Ind. Acc. Comm. 125.99 9tandard,Oil Company of Calif. 268.18 ,Bryant DeBar 43.05 Councilman Hanns, Chairman of the Fire 'and Water Committee reported that .~BXdx:tkJB members of the Fire Department had cleaned out the old furnace room and as soon as the space is paved ~X<< the room would be ready for the installation of a new furnace. Mayor Large stated he had contacted the City Engineer, W. C. Clubb, and it was their opinion that the Fire Department could get by this year by paving enough to tak~ . care of the furnace and fuel storage. Councilman Hanns pointed out that to complete the job now would take only an additional $?5 material and Councilman Carlson stated that the Street Department would furnish equipment and labor to pave the whole 23.1. thing. Motion was made and seconded to draw upon the emergency fund for the purpose of buying sufficient material to pave" the entire room, and it was so ordered. Becuase of the recent absence of Councilman Stewart, Councilman Barette made thereport"on behalf of the Health Committee stating that a number' of 'calls had been. received concerning tne promiscuous parking of trailer houses for various lengt'h.s at a time. Mayor Large suggested that maybe this could be controlled by requiring a license. After short discussion the matter was left in the hands of the I 24 'ifHeal th Committee. Oommunication was presented from the Board of Appeals presenting a request from A. P. Miller to erect a service station on the southeast corner of 11th and 25' ~erry Streets. The Board recommends that this Tequest be denied and motion was kade and seconded unanimously approving the recommendation. I Request was received from Joe Akin to e'rect a duplex residence ~t 1432 Moss ptreet which is in the Single-Family zone. The building to be stmilar to the one ~uilt by Hargreaves at 534 East 15th Avenue. The Board of Appeals recommends that 26~ fhis request be denied and motion was made and 'seconded unanimously approving 'the Ire c ommend at ion of the Board. ' I Request was received from Ford-Nelson ~ill Company to erect their Ford's : Kozy Kabins within the City limits. The foundations, girders, joist, floorlining, ~afters, sheeting, shingles, etc. to be in accordance with the ordinance of said Icity and the walls and partitions to be of their patented type and all to be under Ithe "direction of the city Building Irispe'ctor. 'The Board of Appeals recommends that 27\1 this request be granted and motion was made and seoonded unanimously approving the lrecommendation. . I ,communica'tion was 'presented from A. H. 'Norton stating that he wished to 2&' withdraw his recent property offer and it was unanimously approved. Communication was 'presented from G. F. "Skipworth concerning the all day I parking of automobiles at the point of ingress and egress in front of his residence. ~fter a discussion the matter was referred to the Police ~ommittee and the 'City 2911' ~ttorney to report back at the next council meePing. 0/ '\./ Monthly reports were presented from the Police Department, Police N~tron, Jr. City Engineer and a statement of lement sidewalk repairs was presented from thG' 30 ;:City, Engineer' s- Office'; . The reports, were ordered placed on file. I ., Oommuni~ation was presented from Reverend Leonard B. Sigle and Reverend I Cecil O. Brown petitioning the council forperm~ssion to use a public address system kounted on a car and also to erect a canvas tab~rnacle for the purpos~ of conducting :religious services for at least two weeks and not more than a month. I~yor Large _ ~eported that the request for a loud speaker mo~nted on a ~ar was denied. After a f~ort discussion, the request to build a tabernacle was referred to the Park Committe 31~with power to act and it was so ordered.- An ordinance granting to the Southern Pacific Company the right to . construct, maintain and operate a railway spur ~rack over and acrpss a certa~n portion o~ Pearl Street, which had its rirst reading on August 12, was presented \ ~ iO the council for its second reading and under suspension of the rules bY